Shyne

Shyne was all set to perform a coming home concert in Belize Saturday night (March 26), after living in Israel for months, but the much-hyped event went so poorly that nearly everyone involved has been blasting each other via local interviews and press releases for the past two days...

The journey of onetime Diddy-associate Shyne is a long and often treacherous one. Moving from Bad Boy to prison to Belize and now Israel, the embattled rapper is clearly turning his life around one step at a time. Shyne's relocation to Israel has been mostly successful thus far and he's now meeting with government officials in the hope of establishing permanent citizenship in the country... Read M

Shyne wants his next collaboration to be international. The Belizean emcee revealed that along with big names like Jay-Z and Kanye West, he is also interested in working with Israeli artists. Now residing in Jerusalem, Shyne explained that after serving close to a decade behind bars, he is now filled with a new perspective...

Nicki Minaj is no longer down to drink the pickle juice. "I put quality in what I do. I spend time and I spend energy and I spend effort and I spend everything I have, every fiber of my being, to give people quality," she said in her MTV documentary 'My Time Now...

Rapper Shyne recently discussed his conversion to Judaism, which according to him, does not clash with his lifestyle at all. "There's nothing in the Chumash that says I can't drive a Lamborghini," Shyne told the New York Times. " nothing in the Halacha about driving the cars I like, about the lifestyle I live...

Now that Shyne is out of jail, he adamantly proclaimed that he wants his freedom from his current label home Def Jam, so he can skate on over to Cash Money Records, were he feels his music will be better appreciated. If Shyne does end up signing a distribution deal with Cash Money Records, labelhead Brian "Birdman" Williams says that there's one big obstacle in his way: his immigration s

Two weeks ago, Shyne blasted Def Jam CEO L.A. Reid in an interview, accusing the mogul of turning his back on hip-hop and even claiming that he had been fired. After taking some time to reconsider his words, Shyne has had a change of heart, and issued an open apology letter on Wednesday to the man who signed him to a seven figure deal after nearly a decade behind bars...

Shyne called out L.A. Reid, CEO of Island Def Jam, once again, this time referring to himself as Moses and Kanye West as Van Gogh. "Thanks L.A. Reid! Middle fingers to you too!!!" Shyne began. "Mr. Reid doesn't understand that Nas & Ghostface Killer are modern day prophets...T...

Shyne has beef with everybody these days, first there was 50 cent, then his Def Jam labelhead, and now his latest target is Rick Ross. The opinionated Belizean emcee went off about Ross' past employment status as a corrections officer, explaining why he chose to take shots at the Miami rapper on the song 'Belize,' released this July...

The music community was shocked when Island Def Jam CEO L.A. Reid signed a recently freed Shyne to a seven-figure deal after the former Bad Boy rapper served nine years in prison. While the deal seemed like a blessing for the Brooklyn native, he's decided to air out the label for their apathy regarding his project...